Accessibility Conformance Report, new sticker packs, and Azure DevOps sync
Miro released its first Accessibility Conformance Report to help customers understand compliance with IT accessibility standards, added new sticker packs with search and history features for enhanced team communication, and launched two-way sync with Azure DevOps to streamline work item management between platforms.
Announcing Miro’s first Accessibility Conformance Report issued by Level Access Miro partnered with Level Access to audit our product and issue an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) based on Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) that determines how compliant Miro is with standards for IT products accessibility. ACR will be regularly revised and updated to capture all accessibility updates being worked on by the Miro product team. The purpose of the ACR is to help Miro customers make informed decisions when starting to use the product as it allows them to understand Miro’s levels of accessibility compliance. Even more ways to express yourself with new fun sticker packs in Miro! We just added new sticker packs to Miro – try them out during your next team meeting to share appreciation, highlight what's important, ask for feedback or give a quick approval. And...there is more: Use search to find the right stickers to share how you're feeling with you team View and use your recently used stickers – there's now a separate tab for that! Please, visit the Help Center to learn more.
Two-way sync between Miro and Azure DevOps Create and edit Azure DevOps work items from Miro, and turn sticky notes and Miro cards into Azure cards. All changes are automatically reflected in both tools, so you save time not needing to switch back and forth between them. Drop by our Help Center to learn more.
Miro now integrates with Claude Design, allowing designs to be sent directly to boards in one click. Additionally, Prototype Variations lets teams generate and compare multiple design directions from a single prompt side by side before committing to a direction.
Connect Miro to Claude Code via MCP to push code explorations directly onto the canvas as prototype screens, enabling teams to collaborate and align on next steps in a single workspace.
Miro now enables improved conversion of screenshots and Figma assets into connected prototypes, automatically matching UI structure and styling from your original designs to create natural multi-screen flows. This functionality is included in the Miro Prototypes Add-on.